
Mawin Sricamorn developed end-to-end leave management features for the Thanaphol47825/cpe494-fullstack-2025 repository over two months, focusing on both student and instructor workflows. He implemented a full-stack Student Leave Request System, enabling students to submit and track leave requests through a JavaScript-enhanced HTML interface, with backend processing in Go. Mawin extended this by building comprehensive HR leave management capabilities, including CRUD operations and approval workflows, and improved UI robustness and error handling. His work reorganized the codebase for maintainability and enhanced user experience, demonstrating depth in API development, UI/UX design, and seamless integration between frontend and backend components.

Month: 2025-10 – Focused on delivering end-to-end leave management capabilities in HR and stabilizing the UI/template layer for a more reliable user experience. These efforts contributed to streamlined HR processes for students and instructors, reducing manual overhead and improving data visibility across the organization.
Month: 2025-10 – Focused on delivering end-to-end leave management capabilities in HR and stabilizing the UI/template layer for a more reliable user experience. These efforts contributed to streamlined HR processes for students and instructors, reducing manual overhead and improving data visibility across the organization.
In September 2025, delivered the Student Leave Request System for Thanaphol47825/cpe494-fullstack-2025. Implemented end-to-end workflow enabling students to request leaves via a UI, submit via POST, and track status, with a dedicated route and controller, front-end JS for submission feedback, and an HTML template. The codebase was reorganized under a features directory for better maintainability. This work reduces manual admin overhead and improves student experience through clear status visibility.
In September 2025, delivered the Student Leave Request System for Thanaphol47825/cpe494-fullstack-2025. Implemented end-to-end workflow enabling students to request leaves via a UI, submit via POST, and track status, with a dedicated route and controller, front-end JS for submission feedback, and an HTML template. The codebase was reorganized under a features directory for better maintainability. This work reduces manual admin overhead and improves student experience through clear status visibility.
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